people on it; however, no one was killed or badly hurt in the incident. Rising just 30 feet above the water line, Mayo's Bridge is currently Richmond's only bridge subject to flooding. Large floodgates in Richmond's flood wall protect the surrounding areas on each side during James River flooding. The bridge's closeness to the river surface has made the sidewalks on either side of it popular fishing locations. References Bridges completed in 1913 Bridges over the James River (Virginia) Bridges in Richmond, Virginia Road bridges in Virginia Former toll bridges in Virginia 1913 establishments in Virginia U.S. Route 60 Bridges of the United States Numbered Highway System